Failure to pay tax, violation of the administrative code - all this can become a reason for the seizure of the property of the fined person, including the car. However, in cases where the car is put up for sale, the arrest must be removed from it. But how to do it is the most important question.
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to remove the arrest from the car is to pay off your debt. True, this makes sense only if the amount of debt does not exceed the actual cost of the car. It's good if you own a car. But often the buyers of the vehicle get into an unpleasant situation, who purchased the car by proxy and did not re-register themselves. In this case, you need to contact the owner of the car and decide with him the issue of paying off the debt and removing the arrest from the vehicle.
Step 2
If you do not want to pay off other people's debts, go to court with a statement that the car should be excluded from the inventory of seized property. It takes about 2 months to consider such an issue. However, the main disadvantage of the method is that the issue is not always resolved positively.
Step 3
You can also remove the arrest from the car in the following way. So, for example, if the bailiffs came to you with a writ of execution, according to which your property has been seized, but you were not present at the trial, appeal this decision. You must have been summoned to the trial with a subpoena against signature. If you have not received one, and are not at all aware that a trial has taken place on your issue, then file a counterclaim. The previous court decision will be declared illegal, the arrest will be canceled, and you will have a chance to resolve your issues with debts before the repeated penalties are issued against you.
Step 4
If you have already fulfilled all obligations to pay debts, and the arrest has not yet been lifted from the car, then take a certified copy of the court order to remove the arrest from your vehicle. True, you will have to pay a state fee for obtaining a copy in the amount of 40 rubles. And this is despite the fact that this is the full fault of the court, which did not submit a copy of its decision to the bailiff service in time.
